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Microsoft Windows XP operating system.
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XP install loop & failure
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Installing XP, at first reboot it hangs, any help please?
intel celeron D, ntfs formatted drive, MSI MS 6787 VER 2 Motherboard Socket 478.
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AC Drive
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Is this hard drive 'ticking' an optional Service?
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I've bought a 2001 Thinkpad and fitted a healthy newer 20gb hard
drive. The activity I hear is fairly constant but isn't the click of
death. It didn't occur while running Linux so I'm thinking it may be
related to a Service I don't necessarily need, or the swap file maybe.
It has a regular rhythm at clock seconds speed:... more »
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PING> A bunch of cunts!
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relic, Gazwad, K-man. Are all you fucking cunts dead yet, or not?
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Mhzjunkie
I knew I should have cross-threaded this fucking thing. So, therefore, I shall!
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Mhzjunkie
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Microsoft returning Windows to "the digital dark ages?"
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From Fox News:
[link]
Microsoft returning Windows to "the digital dark ages?"
The biggest lawsuit in Microsoft’s history dominated the 90s, when the company battled accusations that it was stifling browser competition. Rival Netscape couldn't survive, but the Windows giant was ultimately... more »
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AC Drive
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XP: Process Guard free and RogueJS/Fake PAV (trojan)
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I just had an interesting experience. I was surfing the net and
picked up RogueJS/Fake PAV. My OS: XP; my antimalware: Online Armor
Firewall, MSSE, and Process Guard free, with crippled potency. PG
free allows me to put all processes under protection, and I am allowed
to prevent all processes from reading, terminating,or changing any... more »
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